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Not tho best Model,

We hear with indispensable regret that
Bismarck is the favori.e statesman OF the
Secretary Of State, who has his Washing
ton home literally provided with portraits
Of the iron Prince Chancellor, that where.
fosver he may turn he may drink tho in
apiratioa Of tina! imposing presence.
Bismarck 10 8 great man rs European
statesmen go, but European ststesmen
work with materiala very different from
our own md to equally different ends.
Bismarck looks upon the people OF his
empire as only so much clay in the hands
Of tho potter, to BIO mo!dsd according TO
hia supreme will. The game people, when
they come to this country, are competent
to take part in seli.goyerning machine.
Under the sway OF Biamsrck tho Par
lament itself is threatened and told that
there can DO no parliamentary interior
ence with the imperial army. This may
be Just tho kind OF thing that Germany
requires, but it 10 to be regretted that the
Secretary OF State has not been able in
the wide range OF his observation to select
pattern something moro in keeping with
tho American garment no has TO cut.
II It be true that we are what wo feed
on, how great the pity when tho states-
men Of the Republic stuff their brains
with imperial trash, -. w.
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Going 1t AlGno.

Mr.. G. W. smalley, tho London CORE.
spondent Of tho New York Tribune, visited
Now York las. autumn for the frat time
in ten years, and through the Nineteenth
Century gives his impressions. a single
point made by Mr. smalley is worthy Of
special notice. Flo was impresaed with
ths marked change OF sentiment concern.
Ing tho European opinion Of American
institutions and occurrences. He recalls
4 that the earlier custom was to ask first
what would DO thought OF thing abroad,
after that what would be its effect at
home.
Now he observes that nobody is much
concerned about the foreign opinion. Az
an example no mentions dinner during
tho Henry George campaign, at which he
ventured to remark that the election Of
Mr.. George would make s.bad Impression
abroad. A frisnd afterTard called his at
tention to the fact that in oil that compa-
ny Mr.. smalloy had been the only one to
bs concerned about European opinion
on the snbject. From this Mr.. Smsley
naturally infsra more national confidence
and the sense OF 3 itmer grip on our
Affairs. .-r.5 l5
We like to hear theao things from su
American Of wide experience, who has
even baen suspected OF having loss 5omc-
thing Of hia Americaniam by long resi-
denco in England. 1t is some consolation
in these days of Arglo.American crazs to
know that we arc not drifting into Ma
ton OF sycophlntn, p-ctenders and fools.
We ought to try to merit the good opin.
ion OF well disposed people everywhere,
and after that it will be enough il We shall
DO able to console ourselves wish the re.
Election that We have made the beat OF our
opportunities.
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Ghp q,tteViiyenrtr,
wannL,No, W. VA. FEBRUARY 10, 1887

The effort 10 submit to tho people q
constitutional amendment prohibiting the
liquor traffic having failed, 1t now seems
ss though aome OF the iricndG Of prohi-
bition are determined 10 rush through
statutory prohibition. The INTEtLlaEN-
GER thought 1t a mistake TO refuao the
people IN opportunity to oxpreeo them
aelves on tho question; and now another
mistake 10 contemplated.
The present proposition is entirely
novel. 1t has never been discussed before
tho people. No man can 20 go far Ga tc
ssy that tho people want 1t. 1t would be
obviously unfair To count MI who favor
submisalon as iayoring prohibition. There
arc thousands who support submisSion be-
cause they believe that tho people have q
right to alter and amend their organic
l.w, but who will vote against prohibition
when II comes before them in form
There he's been absolutely no expression
Of public continent to warrant the pas
sage Of q prohibltory Get. '.
A step OF SO great importance ought not
to be taken by IN act ofthe Legislature. L
done OF allit ohould be through on amend
ment to the Constitution; for it ought t
b tho direct voice OF the people that com
mands, and it ought to havs the stabilit,
Of the organic law. Tho pending measure
should by oil means be defeated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-16
What True Merit Will do.

The unprecedented sole of Boscheo'e
German Syrup within q few years, hae
astonished the world. 1t is without doubt
tho safest and best remedy ever discover
cd Tor the speedy and eflectual cure OF
cougha, colds and the aeverest lung
troubles. It acts on an entirely different
principle from tho usual prescriptions
given by physicians, as it does not dry up
cough and leave the disease still in the
system, but on the contrary removes tho
cause Of tho trouble, heals tho parts affect.
cd and leaves them in g purely healthy
condition. A bottle kept in the house ioyr
use when the diseases make their appear.
ance, will save Doctors bills and long
speiEof serious illness. A trial will con-
vince you Of these facts. 1t is positively
sold by all druggists and general dealers in
the land. Price, Is cents, large bottlep. 3
. -. F. VA IL % 3.
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ue Hardly Required Assistance.

Washington Post
A lady was Biting in hertlic next the
box for fares, when q gentleman got in
and took a seat opposite. In SOLICITING q
piece Of money to pay his faro he took O
handful OF silver from his pocket and laid
it on the geat beside him while he picked
out-a nickel. Then tho lady noticed
that no had but one arm. Her tender
heart was all sympathy instantly, and she
pictured To heraelt that gallant man on
the field Of battle, giving his arm in the
defence OF his country. "Poor fellow"
thought She II will put his iAre in
for him, Tor no would not DO able to bal
ance himself in case Of one of tho innu.
merable lurches OF tho coach occasioned by
tho ruts which the Commissioners seem
too poor to fill UP. Gentlemen are. al.
ways polite about such thinea and aurely
this ia case where lady may exercise
her pollteness without seeming to DO for
ward" So, suitins the action to the
thought, she extends cher hand for the
nickel. Tho gentleman dropped the
same into her extended palm, and with q
dextcsity that would have done credit to
man with half a dozen arms, managed
to squeeze her hand at the same time.
And now that lady declares that hence
forth and forever, as far az she is con-
cerned, every son OF Adam may deposit
his own fare, even II he has no arms and
has to pass it W. with his teeth.
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Near Nalalcs, Arizona Territory, a fow
days ago. a woodchopper killed bis vile
because she "cslled him bad names" !
Braco Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
lite Is poor, you are bothered with head
ache, you are fdgetty, nervous and gem
orally out of sorts, and want to brace up,
Brace up, but not with etimulants, spring
medicines or bitters, which have for their
basis q very cheap, bad whisky, and which
stimulate you for an hour and thou leave
you in worge condition than before,
What you want Is an Alternative that will
purify Jour blood, start healthy action Of
liver and kidneys, restore your vitality,
and give renewed health and strength.
Such medicine you will find in Electric
Bltters, and only 50 cents bottle at
LOGAN 4 Co.'s drug store. 15sI ,
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FACTS ABOUT FEBRUARY.
Great Men who were Born and who Died
During this Month. .-.


BOSTON 7fdrtta. ~.
There havo boon good many men born
In February who have aiterward become
great. The Marquis Of Salisbury was first
taken In hiG nurses arms the Cd OF Feb.
ruary, 1880, and on tho same day Of the
year 1920 Mendelssobn first gave evidence
OF bis musical soul, which aiterward dc.
veloped into such grandeur. The It'll Of
the month in 1879 Charles Dickens was
born, surely M event Of which any month
may DO well proud. AS the first
aud greatest President Washington
was born In this month, 30 1t has
tho honor OF producing him who-by com.
mon consent Ia entitled TO the fame OF be.
lug the second greatest President tho
country has ever hsd-Abrahnm Lincoln
WAS born the 10Th Of tho month. Again,
ono Of tho greatest philanthropists this
country has ever produced, George Pea.
body, frat opened HIS eyes to the world
the 18th Of this month, in tho year 1903.
Although February Is not o month over
which poets are enthusiastic, 1t YVES The
eth OF this month that the most famous
OF Americas poetsI Henry W. Longfellow,
fret sang hig little songs, although 1t is
not recorded whether they were in
rhyme or not. Having 30 many dis.
tinguished men born In it's days, the
next thought is to ace who died while the
days wese called February. And the
LIST OF persons who havo gone to their
final rect in February is most distin.
guisheh one, and includes Thomas Car.
lyle, Mary Queen OF Scots and Martin
Luther. But February OF laot year saw
many notable men OF this country expire,
for in this month died John D. Philbrlck,
General Winfield s. Hancock, ox-Gov.
ernor Seymour, John D. Cough and Pro.
feesor John Pastock. February is apt tc
DO very guy month socially in this section
Of the country, and this will BIO more than
ever tho case this year, for Ash Wednes.
day, the beginning Of Lent, occurs this
year on the sd, and people will have t
crowd their pleasures between tho lei
and the 23d In order to be considered go
ciSlfv correct, tr. 4-#EfE F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-16
BREAKFAST BUDGET.
A new theory is that lock.jaw Ia col

"a new theory is that lock.iaw Ia con-
tagiops. I'D
Tho United States colleges contain 49,
900 female students. t
Boone, lows, hes q dog case on its prea-
ent court docket which has already been
tried Ave times. l.-,,
Over 5000 books were published In the
United States laat year, tho largest mum.
Der being works Of fiction.
Three hundred ladies and 1000 male
huntera Joined in Il fox chase In Pike
county, III, Nino ioxcS were killed.
There are about 100 gypsy families IN
winter quarters ut Buffalo, and about
every tribe In the United States Is repre-
sentcd.
Miss CindG Williams, Of Dexter, Mo-,
was thrown from horse md her head
struck fence rail, which acalped her
thoroughly. Tho scalp was replaced and
sewad In position, and Miss Williama has
already fully recovered.
A centenariap, John Tillett, OF Salem
Va, who was deaf and nearly blind, wa
struck and killed by passenger train or
Monday.
Assyen.year-old thoroughbred Durham
COW belonging 10 Elias Hines, OF Troy
Mo-, gave birth 10 four fine calves The
other day and then died. @
It Ia said that ono Frenchman whost
whose wiic wac killed in the West Hart
ford railroad disaster settled with tho rail
road company for $50, and another wht
was similarly afflicted for SOD. ,43,
1t 10 reported from Maine that tho Eng
lish spsrrowB arc growing white, az q 70
suit OF their becoming acclimated. Whit,
feathers have been often noticed this win
ter on the Bparfowa. t,5-g
II. Clay Wells, Of Milbanh, D. T., after
being deaf In ono cur for twenty-eigh
years consulted @ doctor, who removed {
grain Of corn from his ear, and thus re
stored his hearing, ri
Quelpacrt, IN ieland in the Yellow seq
is the mont worthless piece OF dry land OF
earth. Grass will not grow there, no
water run, nor fro burn, nor animal
live, and tho stars even will not shin
lupon IT, h
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-16
Merchants, Read This.

TO those subject to theyexations Of bust.
ness lie, dyspepBis and d feeling Of debit.
lily, irritability, and dependency, we say
take Simmons Liver Regulator. The Rs'
galHtoris free from any injurious mineral
substance; not disGgreecble; can be taken
at any time without interfering with bust.
ness or pleasure. It is gentle, safe, and q
good digestor. 1t ia unequalled in the
cure Of piles, constipation, bad breath,
aick headache and bilious complaints.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-16
Relief From indigestion,

22l SECOND AVE, NEw York, Jan. 0,
1861 doom it my pleasure to testify to
the phenomenal effects OF BRaNDRETH' 3
PILLS, upon myself in eradicating from
my system tho most aggravated form Of
indigestion, ths attacks Of which were
nearly aa severe as npasms. After cost
" medical treatment two boxes OF BRAND.
RErn's Pills have put me in better con.
dition than l havo been for years.
FRANK W. GILLETr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-16
THOR Business Booming,

Probably no one thing has caused such a
general revival OF trade ct Logan & Co. 8
drug store as their giving away 10 their cue.
toners Of go many free albottles OF DR..
Their trade is simply enormous in this
very valuable article from tho TACT that 1t
always cures md never disappoints.
Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, Group
and oil throat and lung diseases quickly
cured. You can test it before buying by
getting u trial bottle free, large size ST.
Every bottle warranted. q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-16
eLotticr's str,,wbcrrr Twist.

The latest aud most original advertising
idea We have heard Of was that reaorted to
by Mr.. Lawrence Lottier, OF Richmond,
Va, who liberated last week fifty pigeons,
each having attached to its neck card
bearing the following:
. always chew Lottier's Strawberry
Twist"
Take the advice Of the birds aud got one
Of the elegant gifts offered for the tags in
the advertisement which appears in our
columns. -,
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DIED.

scILA1RsR-on Monday evening. February II,
16s7, ut 1880 o'clock, at the residence Of her
schaiEer =
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
her husband in Fulton, this "wednesday after.
noon at2 o'clock. Friends Of tho family are
invited. special motor Will leave motor
office at O'Clock sharp, IE"
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=: $50: a. ~: ~ Tag.
BENySj2|R}Bl:l ll lzlE}! l|
}ss'=;5==7'.---zT.s.. :
Winter Exposure Causes Coughs

Colos, Pleurisy. Rheumatism, Pneumonia, Neural.
ga a, ss'anea, Lnmb9so BacEachc and other Nil
nemt tot wheh bsnson's Capfine plasicrs arc
relieve and cure IN a Tow hours when no other an.
pIieatton Is Of the least benefit Endorsed by Go
phSsiei aus ana Druggists. Beware OF limitations
cum, "Caps!cin" or "Capsicinc."S Iss for Hn.
sous dnd tass no othtrs. Examine carefully when
you buy. All druggists .7'7S -. t'aty . "Aea
l-, ,a,, :! sEABuRY ( JOHNSON, Propsietors,
ucZpHWSS y. Isr.rH.faf .'.rfl4lft-tr- NOW =
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TnE Standard Rotary Shuttle Is the
lightest running sewing machine ever
offered to the public; see advertisement:
Of Edward L. Rose & Co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-16

Fifty thousand barrels Of apples arc
being kept in Columbia county, Ohio,
this year by tho cord storage plan.
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Canada has her ice palaces, toboggan
slides. curling ponds, etc. No wonder all
our slippery people 20 up there.
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SPECIAL. NoTrcss

fi3S':-Ah Fits stopped tree by Dr.. Kiines Great
Nerve Ressorer. No Fits alter lrs. day s use Mar.
Vicious curcs Treatise and 500 trial bottle FREQ 10
F.casca Send TO Dr.. Kline 9al Arch e.. phi!a, Pa
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Our heaviest Bwells never mention
treatieg in presence Of the Canadian
girls. The expect fried oyBters.-M. Y.
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It is said that the supply Of oystera il
Virginia waters this season is larger anu
the quality better than for come yesrs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-16

Queen Victoria never uses swear words
In private. The only thing she permits
heraelf by letters patent to say is "dras it."
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE,

I 4 RR1VAL AND DEPARTURE OF
In TRAtNS-On and alter Jan, so, lSs7-Fxp1l-
NATION OF REFERENCE MARKS. aDniiy. tSunday
exccnted monday excepted.-Wheelingt time:
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVER R.
On and after NOVEMBER Is, 1856, trains will
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-04
FranklinyilIc Letter.

EDIToR CLARION take pleasure in
giving yon few items from our quiet vii
lagc, it has always been my opinion, since l
became a resident Of Franklinyille, that ow.
ing to ITS healthy locality, its pure mountain
water scenery, &c, that it is one among the
pleasant places for a summer resort, and
am more fully justified in that belief.
Mrs. Baugh and family of Danville arc
boarding with Mr.. G. A. Waeschc.
Mr.. W. L. Stovall travelling salesman OF
Danvillc, is the guest of Mr.. Weaschc, did
not have the pleasure of meeting him, but
will venture the assertion, that If he sticks as
close to his business Of selling goods as he
has to his lady during his stay in our town
he is all o X.
Mrs. Urich and son, OF Phila. Pa, Mr.. j.
Herring and family of Baltimore. and Mr..
Frank Herring Of Wilmington, Del. are the
guests of Mrs. J. G. Martin.
Mr.. VIM. Boiler of Johnstown, Pa, is Wis
iting his brother, Mr.. Israel Boiler.
Mrs Caroline Clugston of Waynesboro Pa
is the guest of Mrs. J. A. Colliflower.
Miss Marshall Shredder of Hagerstown ID
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. Eigenbrode.
Mrs. Shaw and several daughters ere the
guests of Mr.. C. A. Waesche.
You can see from the above writing thai
our quiet little village has been a scene OF
many strangers in the last few weeks.
Our 8. 8. was pleasantly entertained on
last Sunday with music and singing, Mr.. inc
Herring presided at the melodian, singing BY
Mrs. A. B. Martin, Mrs. Urich and Mr.. r.
Herring. Mrs. Rupp Of Mechanicstown pre-
scented our s. 8. with two handsome mottos
for which she has our thanks.
In looking over AL old newspaper few
days ago l noticed an item which read a
follows; zone of the most important itens
in the issue of 1852 is the notice that r. X
Harry of Graceham, got out of his garden
radish feet long, 20 inches in circumtcr
ence and weighing III lbs. Judge the rad
ish grew in the garden now owned by Mr.
WIN. Armacost William, have you any o
the same size on hand 1t certainly mus
have been Jumbo" and grew long TIM
before the citizens of Mechanicstown dream
ed of ever having Guardian Hose Co. o
the idea of Graccham coming in for part
its water supply.
Mr.. Chas. Foglc our witty auctionee
leaves this morning for Linwood and vii
remain there during camp meeting. assistin
Mr. Jacob Hape who runs boarding house
The health of our village is good, don
know of any person beng i'll at this writn
which We should certainly be very Thankful
for OBSERVER
IL. IL L .i,....1L 1 ....-,l. w.. nj MINI
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-04

Rev. E. w, shieaas spent last week with
friends here land in Gracehsn. On Sunday
evening he occupied the atlpif in the No
ravian Church, this place. ...
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SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS is not thing
to be sncezed at no, no! Yet when all Is
reported we will have that sum, net to hand
over to the Guardian Hose Company as the
proceeds of our fair.
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A good flag pavement has been placed
along the vacant lots on the South side OF
Main street from Rouzer's Branch to the NJ.
" r r.
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It is rumorcd that st. Johns Lutheran
congregation of this place are contemplating
building parsonage.
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Local Items.
Mira, Edward Firor of Graceham is i'll.

The foundation for Mr.. s. M. Gilbert's
building IS nearing completion.
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PUBLIC SALE.-Rcv, G. G. Lanlus will sell
a valuable lot of personal property at the
parsonage IN Graceham on Tuesday, August
10th. See bills.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-04

Mr.. D. H. Englar of Medford, raised ST.
145 worth ofSeneca Chief Wheat from Sacrcs
and threshed from 4 acres of Fultz wheat, ~
bushels to the acre
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Emory Grove camy-meeting will CON-
mence August II. Extensive preparations
are being made for large encampment.

One carload, or about one-tenth OF the iron
for the Water Company's pipes has arrived.
According to the contract, fully nine -tenths
of it should be here.
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SEVENTH ANNUAL ExcuRsloN.-The Luth'
ssn Sunday School of this place, will make
their Seventh Annual Excursion to PENN
on Thursday, August 18th. The excursion
train will start from Union Bridge and take
Up passengers at all intervening stations
Cor time and rates see excursion bills.
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IT WILL BE THE
-MILLRNIUM MONTH
OF LOW PRICES
Thin dress stuff is what you need.
Wooden Summer Goods and Wash
Goods that measures from one 10 ten
yards in length.
--REMNANTS-.
CALICOES been sold at Z are cut to
5 cents.
DRESS GINGHAMS been sold at
IL, will sell you now at 10 cents.
LAWNS been sold at 5 & 6 now at
3 g. 4 cents.
WHITE GOODS been sold at -
now at 10 cents.
WHITE GOODS been sold at 8 to 10
now at 6 and 8 cents.
ORIENTAL been sold at Is now
l23 cents.
ORIENTAL been sold at Is now
at 20.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-04

Frederick City's water supply is running
short and they have employedcnglncer Mar
tin of Baltimore city to examine into the
matter. It is possible that they may come
up as far as Fishing Creek for a supply.
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A FAIR

prospect for fruit this season is about
all that can be said Of the crop-yet we
are prepared for the crop with an album
dant supply Of
FRUIT JARS
and If fruit is scarce the prices of jars
are very low-as also JELLY TUM-
BLERS-STONE JARS and STONE
JUGS. Come in and see the stock of
these goods we have on hand-and the
prices we will quote you. Then we are
headquarters for another article which
is q great deal used at this season of the
year and this ia a strictly pure
APPLE
CIDER Vim EGAR
and we don't hesitate to say that it is
of the very Finest in the State-fo I
strength it has no superior-and as to
its being pure article, there exist no
doubt. There along in the line of the
nocacsorv ortic)ea of food 40 nrnsnnt IN
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1887-08-04

REL1Grous.-The Harvest Home service
Will be held in Trinity Reformed Church
next sundayaorning. The monthly meet
ing of the Cleaners Beneacent Society in the
evening. The public is cordially invited.
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and cut them We 40 NOT wal. un t ne
hut mrkthem
plcarc IL Goods We will quote yona few
prccs
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That fine blooded colt belonging to Mr..
NJ. Clay Cramer of which they have had a
great deal of trouble in breaking has been
broke to drive nicely, through the hands OF
Mr.. Henry Foreman. He is certainly the
making of a fine driving horse.